Lacie Lemoine
About Lacie Lemoine
Lacie Lemoine serves as a Westlaw Student Representative and has worked as a Law Clerk at the Louisiana Department of Insurance since 2013. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Louisiana State University and a law degree from Southern University Law Center.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Lacie Lemoine has served as a Westlaw Student Representative at Thomson Reuters since 2013. In this role, she assists fellow students and legal professionals in utilizing Westlaw's legal research tools. Her responsibilities include providing guidance on legal research methodologies and helping users navigate the platform effectively. This position has allowed her to develop strong communication skills and a deep understanding of legal research resources.
Current Role at Louisiana Department of Insurance
Since 2013, Lacie Lemoine has been employed as a Law Clerk at the Louisiana Department of Insurance. In this capacity, she engages in various legal tasks, including detailed investigations of legal files. Her work contributes to the department's regulatory functions and supports the overall legal framework within which it operates. Lemoine's experience in this role has provided her with practical insights into insurance law and regulatory compliance.
Education and Expertise
Lacie Lemoine earned her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Louisiana State University, where she studied from 2009 to 2011. She furthered her education at Southern University Law Center, attending from 2012 to 2015. This academic background has equipped her with strong analytical and communication skills, essential for her roles in legal research and law practice.
Rule 20 Externship Experience
Lacie Lemoine participated in a Rule 20 Externship through the Southern University Law Clinic. This program involved aiding clients and negotiating with Assistant District Attorneys, providing her with hands-on experience in legal practice. As part of her externship responsibilities, she conducted detailed investigations of legal files, enhancing her practical legal skills and understanding of the judicial process.